Filmin reaches record revenue of €30 million in 2025

Comunidad Filmin, S.L. has presented its annual accounts for the 2025 financial year, confirming the maturity and strength of its independent business model in the streaming industry. The company closed the year with record revenue of €30.6 million, double-digit growth (+12%) on the previous year.

Profitability continues to rise, with EBITDA reaching €5.8 million, consolidating an operating margin of 18% of total revenue.

For Víctor Siurana, CFO of Filmin: “Reaching €30 million in revenue while growing EBITDA is an extraordinary milestone for an independent platform in a sector as competitive as audiovisual streaming. Keeping our net profit stable while increasing investment in catalogue, technology and talent shows the maturity and sustainability of our model.”

Strengthening end-to-end distribution ahead of the Elastica acquisition

Beyond the purely digital environment, in 2025 Filmin made a decisive move to expand its film catalogue by acquiring rights for end-to-end distribution (“All Rights”). This allows it to exploit its films not only on its streaming platform but also in cinemas, on the non-commercial exhibition circuit and across different TV channels, opening up new B2B business lines in Spain and Portugal, where Filmin currently operates. The company increased its budget for this type of rights by 40% compared with 2024. Once again, content acquisition was the main use of Filmin’s financial resources.

In this regard, on 12 June Filmin announced the acquisition of Elastica Films’ distribution business, taking a further step in its firm commitment to end-to-end distribution and cinemas. The deal brings in the operational and human structure of one of the most prestigious independent film distributors in the country, behind major commercial hits in Spain such as “The Substance”, “Anatomy of a Fall” and the recent “Backrooms”, which, with close to a million viewers, has become one of the biggest box-office hits of 2026.

Innovation and technological optimisation

This firm editorial commitment is backed by constant technical optimisation. Net profit remains stable, exceeding €2 million for the second year in a row, showing the platform’s ability to maintain high profitability while funding its growth and technological development, thus ensuring its competitiveness.

Filmin’s technology investment rose by 18% in 2025. This effort has led to improved processes and tools, including the launch of the Interactive Recommender, designed to make choosing easier for users and recently named Best OTT Project at the TM Broadcast Awards 2026. This tool, a pioneer in Spanish streaming, is based on so-called algotorial technology, in which algorithmic logic is subordinate to, and supports, human editorial judgement, in line with Filmin’s humanist vision of technology. It also illustrates one of the company’s added values: all technology at Filmin is developed in-house.

Economic, social and environmental sustainability

True to its identity, the company remains closely committed to sustainable development and responsible governance: it has consolidated full neutrality of its Scope 2 emissions by using 100% renewable electricity in its offices and has just developed a ten-year decarbonisation plan aiming to reach zero direct emissions by 2036 and minimise the impact across the rest of the value chain.

On the social side, the platform has maintained its commitment to creating stable jobs and equal opportunities. In 2025, the company’s average headcount grew by 6%, while also consolidating its gender balance, with a team made up of 45% men and 55% women.